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Terracotta is commonly used for anything of burnt clay. It has a wide range of products from construction components to utensils and even ornaments.
We manufacture our products mainly through two methods.
1. Wet Clay Process
2. Powdered Clay process
Wet clay process is the very old method of production on which clay is wet grinded at required moisture level , de aired and pressed/ extruded to final products.
Powered Clay process is making of products out of pulverized powdered clay moisturized to the desired level and pressed into shapes
Both the processes are almost similar about strength & durability of the products. The only major difference is in the finishing – appearance and measurement variation of the products. The latter method have more finishing and less size variation comparing to the other ; .But costs higher than the other while the maximum size for the powder process is limited.
Tips for use
Roofing Tiles
- Either can be fixed to the surface- Or can be put on cement, steel or wood reapers
- Some by both methods
- Ordinary cement or fixtures available can be used
- Good curing should be provided
Roofing Blocks
a) Channel block
- Channel should be pre casted in perfect level and straightness- Blocks to be laid with care for level
- Level can be visible from bottom
- Good watering before concrete
- Good Curing after concrete
B) 14x9x2.5( Maruthi Blocks)
- Should be laid on a level surface ( sand Spread)- Good socking before laying
- Spray water avoiding dry up ( No poring since it may dislocate sand spread)
- Joints may be pre filled with dry cement powder mixed with fine sand to avoid
leakage while concreting
- Good curing after concreting
Wall Bricks
- Care for good curing- Good skilled workers
- Bricks on the corners can be pre filled with cement mortar or concrete for
additional strength
Wall Tiles
- Extra Care on socking & curing- Can be pasted with ordinary cement or tile fixtures
Floor Tiles
- Take care complete closing of pores on floor concrete- Better to waterproof floor
- Leave joints of around 3 mm to accommodate size variation and fill it with
Cement mixed with oxide or tile fillers.
- Wipe with water soaked cloth daily 3.4 times for at least a week after laying to avoid drying up and to wipe out extra colour and material sticked on to the tile while pointing.